Flooring

Tile, LVP, hardwood, laminate, and carpet — supply and install.

Overview

What this service covers

The right floor depends on the building, the tenant, and how the room gets used. We help owners pick between waterproof LVP for rentals, real hardwood for owner units, large-format tile for kitchens and baths, and commercial-grade carpet for hallways.

We handle the full job: tear-out, subfloor prep, leveling, install, transitions, and baseboard reset.

What's included

Tear-out and disposal
Subfloor inspection, leveling, and moisture testing
Luxury vinyl plank (LVP/SPC), tile, hardwood, laminate, carpet
Stair treads and risers
Transition strips and reducers
Baseboard removal and reinstall

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Our process

How flooring jobs run.

Sample

Bring samples on site to view in the actual lighting.

Quote

Material, install, and prep itemized per room.

Prep

Tear out, subfloor leveling to spec.

Install

Acclimate flooring 48–72 hours, install, transitions, baseboards.

Pricing

Pricing depends on scope, materials, and site conditions. We provide a clear written quote after a free assessment.

Timeline

Most projects begin within 1–3 weeks of an approved quote, depending on permitting and material lead times.

FAQs

Common questions about flooring.

What flooring is best for a rental?

Waterproof LVP (luxury vinyl plank) — also called SPC — has become the rental standard. It's waterproof, scratch-resistant, comfortable underfoot, and survives turnover cycles much better than carpet or laminate.

Do you need to level the subfloor?

Almost always. Rigid floors like LVP and tile telegraph subfloor imperfections; we test with a 10-foot straightedge and self-level any low spots over 1/8" within 10 feet.